Revue de presse
Cette section offre un aperçu de la couverture médiatique sur les problèmes affectant le secteur agricole à la suite de la crise ukrainienne.
Farm Journal | The Impact of the Ukraine Invasion on Global Agriculture
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered price spikes and broad concerns in three important global markets that affect agriculture.
UNICEF – the Global Nutrition Cluster – and Partners | Joint Statement. Protecting Maternal and Child Nutrition in the Ukraine Conflict and Refugee Crisis
UNICEF, the Global Nutrition Cluster, and Partners call for ALL involved in the response to the Ukraine Conflict Crisis to protect, promote, and support the feeding and care of infants and young children and their caregivers. This is critical to support child survival, growth, and development and to prevent malnutrition, illness, and death. This joint statement has been issued to help secure immediate, coordinated, multi-sectoral action on infant and young child feeding (IYCF)
Los Angeles Times | Op-Ed: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should not cause a hunger crisis
Ukraine is a significant transit country of Russian gas. But lost in the discussion is what a wider conflict might do to global food prices amid disruption to the supply chain of grains from Europe’s breadbasket.
The New Humanitarian | How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will worsen global hunger
From higher prices in nations already struggling with hunger crises – such as Yemen and Lebanon – to reduced harvests in disaster-prone Bangladesh, the food impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will likely be long-lasting and felt across continents, economists, and aid officials warn.
FAO | Information Note. The importance of Ukraine and the Russian Federation for global agricultural markets and the risks associated with the current conflict
Market structure, trade profiles and recent price trends